Jan 26, 2023 8:21 PM

Samsung Galaxy A14 5G Camera Samples

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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G main camera. I love the colors and lighting in this scene and the A14 5G captures it pretty well

Samsung Galaxy A14 5G main camera. My partner's skin tone is a little too reddish but it's an otherwise sharp and...

Samsung Galaxy A14 5G main camera. Here's where some of the colors can be exaggerated. Everything's a little too orange...

Samsung Galaxy A14 5G main camera. The tomato soup wasn't that neon orange but at least the image itself is fairly...

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, main camera. I love the colors and lighting in this scene, and the A14 5G captures it pretty well\!
Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, main camera. My partner's skin tone is a little too reddish, but it's an otherwise sharp and well-exposed photo.

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, main camera. Here's where some of the colors can be exaggerated. Everything's a little too orange here, but dial back the saturation in the edit and it's a nice shot. Certainly remarkable for a $200 phone. 
Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, main camera. The tomato soup wasn't *that* neon orange, but at least the image itself is fairly sharp.

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, selfie camera. The detail captured here on my face is better than what you'll find on a lot of pricier phones. My skin tone is a bit too light, and my walls are red, but these are all things you can tweak when you edit a photo before sharing it on social media. 
Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, Night mode. It was really dark in this restaurant, but the A14 5G did a solid job of capturing much of the ambiance in this shot. Look closely and the details are a bit smudged, but it's still impressive.

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu
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Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, Night mode. You need to keep still for Night mode to be effective, and then you can get sharp images like this in low light. Hello, pup.

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